Travel Trips to Las Vegas

Las Vegas' many casinos and clubs have earned it a reputation as Sin City, but Vegas features much more than gambling. Visitors to Las Vegas can fly into McCarran International Airport and take a taxi or shuttle to their hotel. If you plan to stay on the Strip, you don't need a car since most things are in walking distance and cabs are plentiful.
  1. Activities

    • The casinos never close in Las Vegas, but the city's main attractions begin when night falls. Walk along Las Vegas Boulevard, also known as "The Strip," which features unparalleled people watching as crowds wander among the street's many hotels and casinos. You'll find free entertainment on the Strip too. Witness the fountains at Bellagio, a nightly spectacle featuring thousands of shooting streams of water and lights. Also see a volcano that explodes nightly outside the Mirage Hotel. Las Vegas attracts world-class entertainment -- buy tickets to see comedians such as Jay Leno, plays and events featuring dancers and singers.

    Hotels

    • Las Vegas offers accommodations to meet every budget. For budget travelers, the city offers motels such as Motel 6 (motel6.com). For more local flavor, budget travelers might try the Riviera (rivierahotel.com). If you want to spend a little more, Treasure Island (treasureisland.com) is a moderately-priced hotel. Luxury travelers can pick from many options such as the Wynn (wynnlasvegas.com), a five-star hotel.

    Restaurants

    • Almost every major Las Vegas hotel has several places to eat, ranging from casual to formal. If you want a special experience, visit the Eiffel Tower Restaurant (eiffeltowerrestaurant.com) on the 11th floor of the tower replica. The experience begins with a ride in a glass elevator up to the restaurant, views of the Bellagio fountains while seated and a menu featuring French cuisine. The Top of the World restaurant (stratospherehotel.com), 800-feet high atop the Stratosphere Hotel, also features expansive views of glittering Las Vegas in a fine-dining atmosphere.

    Considerations

    • Visitors can book Las Vegas hotels considerably cheaper for weekdays, so travel mid-week for the best deals. Also check hotel websites frequently for special deals. Hotels sometimes offer show tickets and a room packaged at steeply discounted rates. Sign up for the hotels' mailing lists for updates. During the summer, Las Vegas temperatures can frequently top 100 degrees so drink plenty of water. Indoor spaces are often chilly, even in July and August, so bring a light cardigan if you get cold easily.

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